The European Central Bank's pandemic emergency purchase programme (PEPP) holdings have hit €1.43 trillion as of last week. This figure reflects the scale of the ECB's pandemic-era asset purchases, which significantly influenced global liquidity conditions and risk appetite across financial markets—including crypto. As central banks continue navigating inflation and monetary tightening cycles, the size and trajectory of these bond portfolios remain key indicators for traders monitoring macro conditions that could drive market shifts.
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· 6h ago
1.43 trillion euros, the central bank is still printing money like crazy. The feast in our crypto circle still depends on them for survival.
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MerkleDreamer
· 6h ago
1.43 trillion euros? Oh my god, the scale of this liquidity injection is really outrageous. No wonder the crypto world has been so crazy these past few years.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 6h ago
€14.3 trillion, just hearing about it sounds unbelievable. Where did all this money end up?
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OnlyUpOnly
· 7h ago
1.43 trillion euros, this number is truly staggering, it feels like the whole world is printing money.
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MerkleMaid
· 7h ago
1.43 trillion euros? Wow, the amount of liquidity is truly incredible. No wonder the crypto world was so crazy during those two years.
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MetaMasked
· 7h ago
€14.3 trillion, this number sounds outrageous, no wonder liquidity is so abundant.
The European Central Bank's pandemic emergency purchase programme (PEPP) holdings have hit €1.43 trillion as of last week. This figure reflects the scale of the ECB's pandemic-era asset purchases, which significantly influenced global liquidity conditions and risk appetite across financial markets—including crypto. As central banks continue navigating inflation and monetary tightening cycles, the size and trajectory of these bond portfolios remain key indicators for traders monitoring macro conditions that could drive market shifts.